It was a pleasure talking with @TrAckIsMine17 about high school days, college journey and his professional career.
-2x NCAA champion in the 400m
-Third fastest indoor 4x4 split of all-time (44.45)
-Indoor 4x4 WR holder at Houston (3:01.51)
https://t.co/R1kHYWNQVH
Can’t say thank you enough to the city of Chicago for taking me in and embracing me. Thank you to the entire Bears organization and ownership for allowing me the opportunity to be part of such a historic franchise. But most of all thank you to my all my brothers that I played with. You all were the reason I attacked each day the way I did. I can’t thank you all enough for what y’all have meant to me over the last 3 years through the ups and downs. I wish each one of you nothing but success. Ready for this next chapter!
Junior Keith Cyracus breaks the oldest track and field record at Plainfield North (Indoor long jump, 2008) jumping 6.82m at the University of Illinois.
Awesome comeback news: Former #Bears RB Tarik Cohen is returning back in the NFL after 3 years, with the #Panthers
The electrifying RB hasn't played in a game since 2020 due to injuries but according to his wife he's signing with Carolina. Not yet official from the team but he had a workout today and his wife said he just "Got the call" and is signing ❤
Cohen is not only a solid runner, but he also caught 79 passes in 2019 and 71 passes in 2018, so he can contribute all around to an offense.
(h/t @panthersstate)
Have to take time to show our appreciation to @JimAmmenhauser
Father of @jamesamm7
He’s raked at 90% of our track meets. A good raker his hard to find! Thank you for your support.
#StateQualifyingRaker
Keith Cyracus long jumped 17'0.25" as an incoming freshman. Fast forward two years and he is now ranked #2 in Illinois for sophomores and PN #4 all-time (22'3").
Former Plainfield North/UND running back, and one of my best friends, Tyler Hoosman has signed with the Los Angeles Chargers as a priority free agent ⚡️
1. Never stop learning.
2. See failure as a beginning.
3. Teach others what you know.
4. Assume nothing, question everything.
5. Analyze objectively.
6. Practice humility.
7. Respect constructive criticism.
8. Love what you do.
9. Give credit where it's due.
10. Take initiative.
As we shift to clean energy, fossil fuel companies are turning to petrochemicals to protect profits. The transport of these chemicals is loosely regulated & until @EPA reduces the allowable amount of these chemicals on the market, these disasters will unfortunately continue.